I sit down with the founder of Memes for Jesus, Michael Schaffer and we talk about how to build your platform, creating content regularly (and without burnout) and dealing with haters. I awkwardly call Michael "The Da Vinci of Memes." I don't think it will catch on but I left it in so you can laugh at me, which Michael recommends for us to do as leaders.

In this month's bonus episode, I sit down with Jonathan Malm (founder of Church Stage Design Ideas and socialsunday.tv; author of The Hidden Option and co-author of The Come Back Effect) to talk about how we can find hidden options when it seems like there are only two options available. Jonathan helps us get out of our binary way of thinking and teaches us how to think biblically about our limitations.

I sit down with Dr. Ryan Lokkesmoe (Lead Pastor of Real Hope Community Church in the Houston area, a church he helped plant in 2016). We talk about his new book published by Moody Publication called Paul and His Team: What the Early Church Can Teach Us About Leadership and Influence.

Will Basham (lead pastor at New Heights Church) talks with me about how the Gospel has influenced his leadership at his growing, multi-site church in West Virginia.

Author and scholar Veronica Mary Rolf, sits down with me and discusses what we can learn from the life and revelations of Julian of Norwich. We talk about whether we can trust the mystics, what Julian's revelations were all about, the love of God, and how Julian can inspire both me and women in Christian leadership today.

In part two of my conversation with Dr. John Frame (professor emeritus of theology at Reformed Theological Seminary Orlando) we talk about the need to rethink how we do seminary education. If you are a member of the local church, you have a role to play in training future leaders. You don't want to miss this important episode.

In part one in our conversation, Dr. John Frame (professor Emeritus at Reformed Theological Seminary) talks about how to think about leadership from three perspectives. He also teaches us how to think tri-perspectivally about all of life.

This week, Cas Monaco (Executive Director of Gospel in Culture at CRU) and I talk about how to witness to others about Christ in a post-Christian society. Society has changed and Cas helps us navigate what exactly that means for us as Christians.

This week, Doug Ponder and I talk about culture, writing, reading and the so-called "culture wars." Doug gives us so much practical that you will want to listen and re-listen to make sure you get everything. Make sure you check out our sponsor, Ministry Assistant Services. T

Dr. Ed Smither (Dean, College of Intercultural Studies at Columbia International University)  and I sit down and talk about what leaders can learn from Augustine, who is considered one of the greatest thinkers in Western history. We talk about mentoring, worship, community and more.